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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

2

Sunman High Students Engage in Institute Debates and Activities

Sunman High notes report attendance at the Farmers Institute with praise for instruction. Pupils pose questions in a history debate on German effects on civilization and review Homer and McCaulay readings. A Lyceum start, Pathe records, and blue SHS badges noted.

Farmers’ Institute McCaulay Rome Nina Woulner Lyceum Pathe Joe John

Pie making and school tales from Hunsicker notes

In Hunsicker School notes pupils describe pie making in domestic science and a playful class culture. The report mentions attendance praise, planning a Christmas program, and lessons on language quirks, plus a dated reference to schools in 1820 and 1920 and a hunting tale.

Bunny Rabbit Pard

Not Afraid of the Darkness

A child named Artie prepares for bed as his aunt Aunt Emma teases him about prayers and a promised present, noting his good behavior and the likelihood of receiving a gift without airing his requests tonight.

Artie Abe Emma

Many School Notes Highlight Winter Prep and Reading Drive

The note details a hard winter ahead, a wood stockpiled between Friday and Monday, and students reviewing subjects. It announces $2.00 spent on Red Cross Christmas Seals, says Elmer Luers won the last spelling match, and invites patrons to use Reading Circle books. John and Charles scored 96 in grammar tests. Superintendent Hertenstein visited on Wednesday.

Red Cross Elmer Luers Mang’s John Charles Hertenstein

Sunny Side Motto Echoes Through Pain and Joy

The piece extols finding a bright side in hardship. It asserts even a stubbed toe has a sunny moment when pain ceases and relief arrives, celebrating small comforts and simple pleasure in adversity.

Schrader Schrader wedding links Schrader and Baetke in Glendale

Miss Hazel Schrader eldest daughter of Albert Schrader Route 4 married Charles R Baetke last Tuesday afternoon December 14 at the groom mother home Glendale Ohio Rev Calvin D Wilson officiated Bridesmaid Miss Margaret Schrader Best man Mr Everett Schrader The bridal party wore blue serge Bouquets of sweet peas carnations for the bride and pink carnations for the bridesmaid After a wedding dinner the couple left for a trip to Palm Beach Miami and Havana They will reside at Greenville Glendale Ohio January 14 1921 Baetke is cashier and accountant for the B and O Railroad

Hazel Schrader Albert Schrader Charles R. Baetke Fred Baetke Calvin D. Wilson Glendale Margaret Schrader Everett Schrader Palm Beach Miami Florida Havana Cuba Greenville, Avenue Baetke B. & O. Railroad

Ripley County Council Sets Special Meeting in Versailles

Ripley County Council will hold a special meeting at the county auditor's office in Versailles Indiana on Thursday December 23 1920 at 10 a m to consider additional appropriations for the current year and other lawful matters. Auditor W D Robinson signs and seals the notice on December 14 1920.

Ripley County Council Versailles Ripley County Indiana W. D. Robinson

System Counts and the value of planning housework

The text argues that a well organized home runs smoothly when tasks are planned. It contrasts a chaotic household with one that follows a definite schedule for definite tasks, showing the clear benefits of scheduling and sticking to it.

Her Sulking Room And The Boudoir Meaning

The term sulking room is explained as a space where a lady withdraws to pout. The word boudoir derives from French bouder meaning to pout or be sulky, giving the sense of a private place to sulk.

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